Red Bank Catholic High School - Emerald Yearbook (Red Bank, NJ)

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James Carroll 407 Prospect Avenue, Little Silver N. J. HMM., R. B. C.'s all state, all shore, and all county end . . . also sparkles in the hoop game and on the cindertrack . . . loves sports- avoids books . . . always seems to get hurt . . . greets you with a big smile . . . plans to go ahead to Saint Francis. William Cassidy Hudson Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. BILL Easy-going, well-mannered and intelligent . . . loyal school supporter and an authori- tative proctor with a heart of gold . . . sure shot . . . Variety show's leading man . . . eyes on Holy Cross. Thomas Carroll I98 Hudson Avenue, East Keansburg, N. J. HTOMII East Keansburg born and bred . . . his '32 Chevrolet is his pride and joy . . . likes to take an occasional stroll around the corridors . . . member in good stand- ing of the Chiefs . . . always has a smiling Hello for all. Edmund Cavanaugh Hamilton Avenue, Leona:do, N. J. MED.. One of R. B. C.'s best V. I. P.'s . . . wavy auburn locks . . . heap big noise quieted on back stairs-via Mr. Proctor . . . hails from Laanic Highlands, and will take you around it any time . . . Ed is college bound.. I3 A EEC I Theodore Cassidy Box 145, Highlands, N. J. 441-Env Ezio Pinxa of the senior class . . . terrific drummer . . . State winner in oratory . . . leading man in New Moon , Vagabond King and Desert Song . . . robust laughter . . . smart dresser with noted taste for vests . . . a sure thing in the ways of success. Andrew Cherry 211 Seeley Avenue, Keansburg, N. J. MANDY!! Dynamite comes in small packages, so did Andy . . . one of the Three Aces . . . Andy, Frank, and Joe . . . top flag pole climber . . . witty . . . wildrnan on a set of drums . . . everybody's friend . . . will really go places.

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Dorinne Bourbonniere 507 I-llgh Street, Long Branch, N. J. ..Bo-Bon Quiet and reserved but oh, so sincere . . . knows Korea is a Lang way from home . . . guarded Caseyettes for three seasons . . . tall and slender with easy smile . . . inquisitive air but not for books . . . sees the light side of everything. Gertrude Calandriello 10 John Street, Rod Bank, N. J. GERT Pleasant, pleasing true-spirited Casey . . . conscientious and capable . . . talented musician . . . assists in choir, orchestra and Glee Club . . . fondest dream: to see the stage of Carnegie Hall as pianist. Paul Buckalew 28 White Street, Shrewsbury, N. J. BUCKY l2A's Mr. President . . . one of the snappy plaid boys and also goes in for dancing like a real swell . . . ever ready to ren- der artistic talents . . . thoughtful and helpful . . . ought to achieve high success. Joseph Caliendo Main Street, New Monmouth., N. J. HJOEH Proud man from Port Monmouth . . . tall, dark, good-looking . . . leader of the'mob . . . favorite pastime collecting demerits . . . fools around with Short Stop during March . . . enjoys a laugh more than any body else . . . Grammar School scholar. I2 Francis Burns 153 Maple Avenue, Keansburg, N. J. FRANK Keansburg makes Frank's world go round . . . his '37 Chevvy is his pride and ioy . . . more friends than can be counted . . . easygoing by nature . . . demerits are a habit . . . plans his future riding the waves in Uncle Sam's Navy. Gayle Campi Sl Queens Drive, Little Silver, N. J. GAYLE Keeps the spark in J. V. cheerleaders as captain . . . l2A's sociable chairman . . . never seen minus a smile . . . gets kick out of helping people . . . anything you can do she can do better . . . dreams of big college days.

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Mary Chevalier 54 Bray Avenue, East Keansburg, N. J. IIMARYH Bright-eyed . . . bubbling with laughter . . . always doing something, rushing somewhere . . . silver-throated nightin- gale . 4 . gayer than gay. essential part of Joan, Gayle. Mary-threesome . . . per- sonality sure to place her ahead. June Congdon I9 Rosallo Avenue, Rumson, N. J. JUNE Sophistication in a quiet way . . . big brown eyes and heartwarming smile . . . a working lass . . . can bowl you over with her bowling skill . . . neat typist and sten- ographer with a position open for her. Eileen Clark 139 Manor Drive, Red Bank, N. J. Blonde hair. blue eyed' pixie . . . Casey cheerleader of four years standing . . . Student Council social chairman . . . super-charged enthusiastic . . . couldn't get along without Alice . . . our own Imogene . . . future: Angel of Mercy. Edward Coughlin 119 East Bergln Place, Red Bank, N. J. .lion Graced the gridiron for two years . . . half of twin team . . . proud of his curly locks . . . always good for a laugh . . . famous for his witty sayings . . . likes to drive cars after football practice . . . permanent spot at Jerry's . . . guy with miles of smiles. l4 Paul Clemens Thompson and Washington Ave., Leonardo, N. J. PAUL Shot-out-of-a-gun personality . . . knows baseball statistics like the A. B. C.'s . . . always ready with an inspired thought . . . avid Dodger fan . . . future plans lead to the lay Brothers . . . mellow voice destined to win debates. Margaret Coughlin ll9 East Bergin Place, Red Bank, N. J. MARGlE Cute little pixie . . . loyal to her unloved lessons . . . sticks with Dodgers-to the end . . . Eddie's twin . . . a dreamer who usually acts . . . graceful dancer and trim dresser . . . may strike at college.